Beabull

The Beabull dog breed is thought to have originated from the United States of America. The first-generation breeding results are not guaranteed with even the young pups from the same litter showing differences in appearance. Because there is no documentation about their history, we must look at the parent dog to understand the characteristics that have gone into the making of the loveable Beabull.

The Beagle can be traced back to Roman times, although its history for the dog we know today is a little muddled. It is in the mid-1800s that the Beagle as we know it began to establish itself as a hunting dog. These dogs have an amazing sense of smell, and it is this very valuable trait that sees the Beagle employed today as detection dogs. The Bulldog had a tough beginning in England where up til 1835 these dogs were used in spectator sports with bear and bull baiting. After the banning of these sports, they were used in dog fights, until that too was banned. During this stage, they were bred to be aggressive, courageous and tenacious. Later when they were brought to America, they were used to hunt game and guard the property. The breed was changed to a dog that remained strong and courageous but also a gentle and a trusted family member.

The Bulldog of today is a mellow dog, very loyal and affectionate. Taking the history of both the Beagle and the Bulldog, the Beabull demonstrates loyalty, trustworthiness, and is a great family dog. They do have an independent side, but they make a mild-mannered affectionate pet.